Spanish 1

Question 1

You are to start

Answer 1

Vamosa empesar/commencar

Question 2

He is preparing it for me

Answer 2

El lo prepara para mi

Question 3

He is right now (in the process of preparing it) for me

Answer 3

Lo esta preparando a hora

Question 4

He is in the process of doing it right now

Answer 4

Lo esta aseyendo ahora

Question 5

Only in positive command you dont switch tracks and drop the s, when talking to roberto

Answer 5

Llama me

Question 6

He is coming with us

Answer 6

Biene con nosotros

Question 7

To know (things/General knowledge)

Answer 7

Saber

Question 8

To know (Somebody/City/Acquainted with things)

Answer 8

Conocer

Question 9

I know (Acquaintance)

Answer 9

Conosco

Question 10

I dont know her

Answer 10

No la conosco

Question 11

Do you know pedro?

Answer 11

Conoce ah pedro

Ah is very personal, if when sees a person, doesn’t mean to here, to like a person, know a person

Question 12

Do you know my friend?

Do you know madrid?

Answer 12

Conoce a mi amigo
(A is only used in context of people)
Conoce madrid

Question 13

I don’t know him

Answer 13

No lo se conosco

Question 14

Done uptill 8 recording

Answer 14

Spanish Adv 1

Question 15

To hear

Answer 15

Oir (Oear)

Question 16

I hear

Answer 16

Oigo

Question 17

In the instances of: (where pronoun comes at the end)
Where the infinitive form of the verb is used
Where we are referencing something in the process of doing it at the very moment (andalo, yendalo)
Positive impertive

Answer 17

In the first two, you can put the pronoun before or after, but doing after is easier so stick with it.
In the 3rd situation, we have to put pronoun after the verb, no option.

Question 18

For gogo, for positive imperatives for roberto, you drop the go so for eg:
Tell it to me (roberto)
(Neg imperative to roberto stays the same)

Answer 18

De melo

Question 19

Command tense: (subjanctive)
Eg: same push in imperative for present tense plus add command tense
When to use it and why:
I want you to be here -another way of saying- i want very much for you to be here or it is very important that you be there
Difference bw: i be and i am,
Be here (is an imperative)

Answer 19

Used alot in spanish
As it expresses an element of doubt or uncertainty, for example be here implies it is imp that he be here but he may not make it:
It is important that you be here
Es importante que este aqui
(Este implies to everyone este you/he/it/me

Question 20

Subjunctive: (but don’t treat the placement of pronouns as that of imperatives, they follow the usual rules)
It is important that you be here
(we dont have an o for me, same sound as she/he/it)
It is important that you call me

Answer 20

Es importante que este aqui

Es importante que me llame

Question 21

That used in the middle of the sentence:

Answer 21

Que

Question 22

To wait

Answer 22

Esperar

Question 23

It is not neccesary that you wait for me

Answer 23

No es necessario que me espeere

Question 24

In spanish we cannot literally say:
I want you to write to me
If we say te quero that means i want/love you
So i want you to write to me translates as i want that you write to me
What do you want me to do is translated as what do you want that i do and after that is the command tense

Answer 24

….

Question 25

What do you want me to write to him?

What do you want that i write to him?

Answer 25

Que quiere que le escriba

Question 26

I want you to do it

I want that you do it

Answer 26

Quiero que lo haga

Question 27

What do you want me to do?

What do you want that i do?

Answer 27

Que quiere que lo haga

Or Que quiere que yo lo haga

Question 28

I think he can do it

This is not subjunctive as there is no doubt

Answer 28

Pienso que puede asirlo

Question 29

I dont think he can do it

Here there is an element of doubt so this is treated as a subjanctive

Answer 29

No pienso que pueda

Question 30

To send

Answer 30

Mandar